Atom W 75

I went down this rabbit hole recently myself. I posted about my quandary earlier at the following link which you might find enlightening. https://www.reddit.com/r/LaMarzocco/comments/1pgiaxa/espresso_grinder_analysis_paralysis_constructive/ My emphasis was on attaining GBW capability in a machine that w

Thanks for your post. I'm relieved now that I didn't wait for the Mini G to become available in the USA. When pursuing a new GBW grinder, my first purchase was the Eureka Atom W75. After 2 weeks I returned it because of build quality and a design that adjusts the grind size by elevating the entire m

Long time GBW user (came from Sette 270). My grinder is an Atom W75. I just made an espresso and took these measurements using the NIOSH sound meter on my iphone. All measurements taken roughly 24 inches from machine. Ambient background noise ~40dB (oven warmer was on), 32dB w/o Eureka Atom 75W: 18g

Eureka Atom W75 owner here. Love it. Rock solid, heavy, built like a tank, easily to dial in, keeps setting, super fast and quiet, super fluffly, almost never need to WDT at all, beautiful machine. Great taste. Not a single issue in the year that I've had it so far. Highly recommend.

Rocket Bicocca with Eureka Atom w75. We chose them over La Marzocca.

I'm using Eureka Atom Specialty 75 with my Mini R. Quality, , the quietness and build of this grinder is top for its price. If you want to get fancy and want some features then get the Atom W75 that comes with touch screen and grind by weight. However, the Specialty gives the same quality as well, f

Red Micra and red Eureka Atom W75 would be chefs kiss

You are considering pairing a $4500 espresso machine with a $400 grinder. You will get much better tasting espresso by pairing a much more expensive grinder with a much less expensive espresso machine. When brewing espresso, the grinder is the most important part of the setup; much more important th

The Milesto one is okay for espresso another is CRM3149 if you want a bit cheaper, you might get a discount during WOFEX. True commercial GbW grinders are expensive, pero merong mga copycat attempts like K680, ZF64W, Atlas 74 from Koryaiko/Toffico (same manufacturer just rebranded) but they’re not a

I know you didn’t list it, but the Eureka Atom W75 is a great GBW grinder, as well as the W65. Like you said, the only real difference is going to be retention and burr size. Do you really need GBW? How many shots/day are you anticipating?